Several key public meetings are scheduled in Nashua, NH, this week (week of June 22, 2026). The major gatherings include: Monday, June 22 * Greater Nashua Revolving Loan Fund: 8:30 AM at Room 208, 229 Main St * Pennichuck - Audit, Finance and Risk Committee: 4:30 PM at 25 Walnut St
Hassan said the United States is now operating from a diminished strategic position of its own making. She called the conflict with Iran an “unnecessary war,” arguing that Trump bypassed Congress – and, by extension, the American people – before taking military action.
"Juneteenth is for families. It's about the freedom, the gathering, the happiness, the communication, and it's for every family in Nashua — our Black community with every other family," Abud said. "Today we share with everybody that we are free, that we can be ourselves."
HAMPTON, N.H. – Today, New Hampshire Department of Safety Commissioner Robert Quinn was joined by Executive Councilor Janet Stevens and members of the Hampton police and fire departments, Hampton Area Chamber of Commerce, State Beach Patrol, State Police, Fish and Game, the Department of Transportation, New Hampshire 911, and State
Hello! As usual, I’m here to tell you about the hippest happenings Downtown for the weekend and beyond. BUT! I would be remiss not to emphasize how huge, colorful, and fun Nashua PRIDE is going to be on Saturday. The parade begins at 1:30pm at the Soldiers &
“The Nutrition Pantry Program, or NPP, is a program that works with pantries to be more client-informed in their practices, more nutrition-focused and to create a welcoming and inclusive environment for everyone,” Felder said.
LONDONDERRY, N.H. – A motorcyclist from Massachusetts was seriously injured in a crash on Interstate 93. At 7:50 p.m., Wednesday, June 17, 2026, State Troopers assigned to the Troop B barracks responded to a motorcycle crash near Exit 4 on I-93 southbound. The preliminary investigation determined that
The shortage of both childcare slots and qualified teachers that is forcing many parents — especially women — out of the workforce. She said childcare in New Hampshire now rivals college tuition in cost, leaving families to make “the most painful choices imaginable”
Coca-Cola unveils New Hampshire “Ameri-Can” ahead of July 4 CONCORD, NH — Today, Governor Ayotte joined leadership from Coca-Cola Beverages Northeast in Londonderry, NH to officially unveil the New Hampshire collectible mini-can, celebrating America250. The Coca-Cola Company is celebrating the United States’ 250th anniversary by introducing
Washington, D.C. — Today, Congresswoman Maggie Goodlander (NH-02) and Congressman Mike Flood (NE-01) introduced the Build Housing Affordably Act, bipartisan legislation to prevent federal requirements from delaying or driving up costs on affordable housing projects. The Act would require the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to
NASHUA, N.H. – The City of Nashua has once again earned national recognition for effective municipal governance, ranking 5th overall among the nation's best-run cities in WalletHub's 2026 "Best- and Worst-Run Cities in America" report. The annual study evaluated 148 of the
The Greater Nashua Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce Brian Shankey as their new President & CEO. Brian brings more than two decades of nonprofit leadership, fundraising expertise, and volunteer management experience to the organization. He will officially begin on Monday, July 13th, leading the Chamber as it continues
Public meetings for the City of Nashua from June 14 to June 21, 2026, include key budget, planning, and committee sessions. All regular meetings are held at City Hall (229 Main St) unless otherwise noted. Monday, June 15 * NPAC Corp. Meeting | 8:00 AM * 201 Main St. Real Estate Corp.
“Government of, by and for the people — this is why I got into this work,” Goodlander said. “I’ve taken many oaths throughout my life — in the Navy, when I went to the Justice Department, and 525 days ago when I swore an oath and became New Hampshire’s congresswoman.
CONCORD, NH – This week, Governor Kelly Ayotte signed the following bills into law: * HB 656 — Relative to the authority of local school districts to accept federal grants. * HB 1073 — Clarifying when the secretary of state shall complete the registry of New Hampshire decentralized autonomous organizations. * HB 1381 — Extending the time
"This is an opportunity to recognize an important ally of the American Revolution while also learning more about the federal process governing geographic names on federal lands," said Manohar. "I look forward to continuing discussions with those who have been involved in this effort ."
